Carolina Hurricanes owner Tom Dundon downplayed the notion that he saved the Alliance of American Football with his $250 million investment last week. But he did acknowledge that his, ahem, liquidity certainly helped the league at a time
Tight end Rob Gronkowski has been spending time at Gillette Stadium recently, but there’s been no word yet on whether he’ll continue to spend time there as an active player during the 2019 season. Gronkowski said after
The Jets already had plenty of salary cap room, but just added some more. According to Field Yates of ESPN, the Jets won’t be picking up the option on defensive tackle Mike Pennel‘s contract, making him a
Former Cowboys quarterback and current CBS broadcaster Tony Romo has long enjoyed spending time away from football on the golf course and he made his first appearance in a PGA tournament last March. That didn’t go too
The Dolphins coaching staff is getting a handle on what they have to work with in 2019 and wide receivers coach Karl Dorrell said that he’s liked what he’s seen thus far. Dorrell said he believes Miami
At a time when many are wondering why the Alliance of American Football needed $250 million last week, the correct answer to the question could be that it didn’t. AAF CEO and co-founder Charlie Ebersol explained Tuesday
The Cardinals continued signing veteran players discarded by other teams on Tuesday. The team announced that they have signed tight end Charles Clay to a one-year deal. No financial terms of the deal were announced, but Adam
Butkus as a Packer? It just sounds wrong. But Luke Butkus, the Packers’ new assistant offensive line coach and the nephew of Bears great Dick Butkus, says his Uncle Dick has no problem with Luke’s new employer.
